Pancreas, Liver, Gallbladder, Biliary Tract: A&P Review - Medical-Surgical (GI) | @LevelUpRN

Anatomy and physiology review of the gastrointestinal system. Specifically, the pancreas, liver, gallbladder, and biliary tract.

Our Medical-Surgical video tutorial series is taught by Cathy Parkes BSN, RN, CWCN, PHN and intended to help RN and PN nursing students study for their nursing school exams, including the ATI, HESI and NCLEX.

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0:00 What to Expect Anatomy & Physiology Review
0:39 Pancreas
1:24 Hormones
1:50 Liver
3:19 Gallbladder
6:10 Quiz Time!

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[Belladorphia]

Hello…This video was very helpful. I answered all your questions right. I wanna thank you for your videos. I’ve watched so many of your videos that helped me through nursing school. I passed my Hesi exit on 11/19/2021. It was such an awesome feeling. I’m still studying for the NCLEX then on to RN..Keep the videos coming 🙏🏽

[biessmang]

The simplified image of all the ducts made it so much easier for me to visualize and understand!

[teresarandolph]

These videos are not only useful for nursing students but for anyone studying A and P

[TheMsronel]

I love the way you teach Kathy! And I absolutely love the cards!!

[qpbdcef]

My sister has a feeling of heaviness in her stomach. Nausea, fatigue, no energy and low hemoglobin. 2 years ago, he had the same symptoms. We went to the doctor for an abdominal ultrasound. He swallowed a probe on his stomach. But there was nothing on his stomach. Then they told him that you have bile to be removed. Then we went to another doctor and they told us that the bile cannot be removed a little. It is deformed and there is sediment. And it is not dangerous. Now she has the same symptoms again. Added to this is anemia and low hemoglobin. We were advised to go to a gynecologist because her cycle was excessive. The gynecologist told us about polyps of the uterus. I don't think that the feeling of nausea is the fault of the polyp and also the feeling of heaviness in the stomach. Could it be the fault of the bile? And we were wrong that the bile was not removed in time?

[NurseB]

Very helpful as always. Pls I could find the play list on the description box.

[Dumindra]

Thanks for your videos. Quick clarification. Is it bilirubin metabolism and secretion or bilirubin metabolism and excretion? Thanks

[joekirbo]

Thanks I've got lots of issues have been living with stage 4 pancreatic cancer that was on my bike ducts colon small intestine when they did a surgery anyway it is getting worse my billyrubin levels are at 4 now getting scan tomorrow to see if they can help me thank you

[JG-cywf]

If bile is produced in the liver and stored in the gallbladder, how does the bile get into the gallbladder? Does it just back up into the cystic duct from the hepatic duct, like a sort of overflow area?

[kaleighnorth]

I have a question can omeprozole (Prilosec) make your gallbladder sludge worse great video btw:)

[simev]

Is it normal to feel hunger pang 1/2 hr less than 3hrs after a filling evening meal?

[llkzzkw]

Please can you Be vidoe writing please like am not too good with getting your accent please.